Sentence examples for corridor light from inspiring English sources

Anyone who had read his book "Laura Ashley" — a coffee-table volume for tea drinkers — knew that he was referring to Laura's death, in 1985, when, having got up in the middle of the night while visiting her daughter Jane, she, as Wood put it later, "forgot to turn on the corridor light, fell down the stairs, and hit her head on a heavy oak door".

The wires were treated with a special acid which oxidized the metal; the reaction tarnished the wires to a dull gray that would not show up in the deep blue corridor lighting.

Inside the clinic are airy corridors lit by rows of large windows with clean and tidy rooms opening off them.

Stone hallways and corridors lit by minimalist lamps, vertical two-inch wide mirrors and cedar doors.

The "Battle Lines" video brings us back to the days spent at the laser tag arcade, spending time in dark corridors lit up by black lights.

Internal office windows, facing into the corridor, pull light and views into the core.

The man continues the whole length of the corridor, the light playing on the foul liquid running at his feet.

Four men in white, all in suits and ties, entered a despondent Prospero's domain one by one, walking down a corridor of light.

Its first image is that of the emperor of Japan (fetchingly played by James Yaegashi), standing in ceremonial robes in a corridor of light and proclaiming, "I am memory".

She is seated on a chair that has been placed on a table, in a long corridor of light, and is mouthing the words spoken into a microphone by another actor (Eva Meckbach).

Tall and thick as a linebacker, with eyes that swell in conversation and just a dusting of buzz-cut hair, Mr. Martinez, 47, was standing on a recent Tuesday in the museum's High Gallery, beside a Turrell work titled "Ronin," a vertical corridor of light whose depth and source are its alluring mysteries.